by The fme Team | May 8, 2019 | Content Migration, Enterprise Content Management
Whenever you start thinking about data migrations, it’s almost impossible not to jump to all the potential challenges. Even the most well-run projects can be derailed at any point. That’s because most migrations are often complex efforts that require detailed planning...
by The fme Team | May 2, 2019 | Enterprise Content Management, Life Sciences, OpenText Documentum
Networking and learning from the experiences of other organizations is integral to business growth. That is the primary objective of the one-day Life Sciences User Forum (LSUF) meeting sponsored by fme and OpenText. The meeting held in April brought together business...
by The fme Team | Mar 18, 2019 | Enterprise Content Management, Inside fme, OpenText Documentum
It is the first Wednesday of November, a special day because today is our team lunch. Recently I have been working on a project to introduce an enterprise content management system to manage plant-specific documents. A multitude of installation, configuration and...
by The fme Team | Feb 28, 2019 | Enterprise Content Management, OpenText Documentum
In this blog post I would like to express my personal experiences about Captiva from OpenText. It happens very often that neither users nor IT specialists know exactly what is behind this “software tool”. I have also heard the sentence “It’s just...
by The fme Team | Dec 6, 2018 | Enterprise Content Management, Life Sciences
In regulated life sciences environments, the management of controlled documents such as SOPs (Standard Operating Procedures), procedural instructions or work instructions is of great importance. Change management processes ensure that these documents are properly...
by The fme Team | Oct 15, 2018 | Enterprise Content Management, Life Sciences
At the end of August I was able to attend the BoxWorks conference in San Francisco, subtitled “The Future of Work”. I have to admit, I went there with only a little pre-knowledge and with the history (baggage?) of being a long-time Documentum consultant....
